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COORDINATOR — Soical worker Carmela D'Andrea has been named CommuniCall Coordinator for Brudette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. She will oversee homebound communication program which keeps 30 county residents in 24-hour-a-day voice contact with persons who can provide immediate assistance. For information about system, call Mrs. D'Andrea at 465-2000, ext. 5450.

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Retirement Haven Proposed at Cape

BRIDGETON - "Sojourn" is the name of a new organization which plans to establish two non-profit ecumenical retirement and nursing care centers in Se^th Jersey, the first in Briageton and the second in Court House. The organizer and temporary chairman (until a formal organization is completed) is the Rev. Cornelius E. Schoonejongen,..^ Two others serving with' him until the organizational •structure is completed are William Hack, a retired Internal Revenue Service employe, and the Rev. Dawn Mays of the First Baptist Church, Wildwood. Rev. Schoonejongen is pastor of Berean Baptist

Temple, Bridgeton. THE NEED for such facilities became apparent to the Rev . Schoonejongen last year as his demoni nation was considering the expansion of a retirement home it operates north of Camden. "As I looked around Cumberland County, I realized that we had no such facility despite the fact that we have a popula7 tion which, I venture to say, is older than the national average," said Rev. Schoonejongen. "IN MY OWN congregation, I soon learned that there were a dozen or more people ready to move into su ich.a retirement community next week if only it were located close by," he went on. "Those who work with senior citizens know that people at retirement seldom want to relocate more than 25 miles from where they have spent their entire lives." Schoonejongen emphasized that the centers h$ proposes are not nursing homes but retirement communities to which people in the prime of their lives and still in good health can move. THE RESIDENTS would retain the freedom to go out daily, keep an automobile if thiey wish, and visit family and friends without restriction. But they also would have the assurance that there would be help immediately at hand should they fall ill or injure themselves, the pastor said. The first formal board meeting of the new organization will be held late in April, probably at Berean Baptist Temple. Representatives of major denominations with South Jersey congregations, both pastors and lay members, are invited to call Rev. Schoonejongen at 451-7456.

Discounts Available To Riders WILDWOOD - Holders of NJ TRANSIT'S monthly rail, and bus passes can now benefit from special dis' count at 21 retail stores in Cape May County, it was announced here recently. G. Wray Thomas, deputy general manager of the corporation's bus' operations, southern division, said that the local stores are among more than 2,800 shops in 16 of the state's 21 counties which are offering the special discounts ** The shops are listed in the new 1985 Retail Discount Guide, which is distributed to bus and train riders when they buy their monthly tickets. County stores taking part in the discount program are in Wildwood, Avalon, Cape May, Cold Spring. North Cape May, Ocean City, Sea Isie City, and Stone Harbor. They range from clothing and appliance stores to hair stylists through computer and video shops to supermarkets, restaurants, and fast food chains.

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